At the US or Canadian border, officers can search your phone — no warrant, no suspicion needed. Landside checks your iPhone the same way they would, on your Mac, before you travel.
An officer scrolling your unlocked phone sees all of this. Most people have no idea it’s there.
Source: US Customs & Border Protection, Border Search of Electronic Devices statistics (cbp.gov). Canada’s government advises travelers to “expect scrutiny at ports of entry, including of electronic devices.”
Connect your iPhone over USB. Landside reads a local, encrypted backup — the same data an officer could browse — and nothing leaves your computer. Ever.

Messages, WhatsApp, notes, photos and apps checked against destination rules — grouped by conversation, so 400 flags become a handful of decisions.

Assisted Clean walks you item by item with the exact taps. Then a rescan verifies each one is actually gone. Landside never deletes anything — you decide, you tap.

Every privacy tool overpromises. Landside’s coverage map states plainly what’s outside its reach — and what to do about each gap — because an officer holding your unlocked phone can see all of it.
That honesty is the product.
Windows version in progress. Prices in USD, early-access — they’ll change at public launch.
Yes. Reviewing what’s on your own device before you travel is exactly what the EFF, ACLU and BCCLA have recommended for years. Landside installs nothing, deletes nothing, and never tells you what to say to an officer. It’s preparation, not evasion — and it’s not legal advice.
No — and no desktop app can; Apple doesn’t allow it. Landside shows you exactly what to review and guides each step on your phone. You make every decision and every tap.
There’s nothing to find. Landside runs entirely on your Mac and installs nothing on the device. It also never modifies your backup.
Signal excludes its data from all backups by design, so no backup-based tool can see it — Landside says so plainly and tells you to review those conversations on the phone itself. That honest gap report is a feature, not a footnote.
Mac + iPhone first. Android media scanning is in progress; message content on Android needs a companion app and will follow. The pricing page will say exactly what’s supported when it ships.